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Kayleigh Andreason, blonde and blue-eyed in a sweet grey and white cardigan, spins her laptop around and points to her Facebook profile picture. She is barely recognizable, looking over her …
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“News of the NHL lockout’s end caused as much excitement in the male world as a 70 percent off sale does in a woman’s.” The aforementioned quote is from the …
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Nobody may love Scarlett more than Rhett, but nobody loves Rhett more than BU. Everybody at BU knows Rhett. Or, at least they think they do. The Quad spoke with …
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It’s just a coincidence that one of Beacon Street’s major intersections lies beneath the glow of the CITGO sign. There was no grand design for Commonwealth Avenue to meet Beacon …
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Boston is going under, but it’s working on it. In recent years, rising sea levels have started to loom threateningly over coastal cities forcing people to think seriously about climate …
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Models: Sharon Weissburg and Brian Latimer In case you haven’t heard, it’s cold out. Ten degree temperatures and bitter winds render even the fluffiest down jacket useless against the elements. …
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Hello BU brethren! Welcome back. How was your break? …hmmm, no response? If only there were some way for us all to communicate in real time in quick spurts (not …
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Monday, January 21 marked not only the inauguration of President Barack Obama for his second term in office, but also the birth of a great leader: Reverend Dr. Martin Luther …
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On the last day of classes I found myself noting every action I took with a sense of finality. It’s the last day of class, the last day of class …
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Right now, I am very college. I am at the end of taking Intro to Environmental Science, where I got a taste of the situation our world is in. From …
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1997. Walking through the local Stop & Shop, my small mittened hand enclosed in my mother’s, I asked who the man in the red suit was. He loomed above me, …
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On Thursday, December 1, the Allston Feminist Action Community held a march against racial and social profiling. A crowd of approximately 30 Boston University students gathered together on the last …
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